India, Oct. 23 -- Boomers call it a digital detox. Gen Z calls it analogue living. It's the same old desire to unplug from tech and live outside the screen. "But we're too anxiously attached to our devices," says Mumbai businessman Siddharth Bhimani, 38. "It's also impossible to completely disconnect because of all the things we need our phones for." Turns out, there are reasonable boundaries that actually work. Here are some.

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Three years ago, Bhimani was looking to ways to switch off after his daughter - then five years old - complained that he was always on his phone. So, he got a Nokia flip phone to use on the weekends. He'd switch off his iPhone and only pick up emergency calls on that second number. It was instant ...